11 of the most beautiful shopfronts and signs around Dublin, chosen by artists and designers
From venerable pubs to pop-up restaurants: the typography that brightens the streets of the capital.
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From venerable pubs to pop-up restaurants: the typography that brightens the streets of the capital.
It’s the first public hospital in Ireland to launch this type of app.
The billion-dollar company still has no permission to light the giant logo at its St Stephen’s Green office.
The billion-dollar company still has no permission to light the giant logo at its St Stephen’s Green office.
Jim Gavin also delivered good news on the Michael Darragh Macauley injury front.
Artefacts such as vases, cooking utensils and jewellery were also found recently.
People will be able to drive in one church gate, get their ashes, and exit out another gate at Glenamady Church.
The bill would see sign language recognised as a native and independent language.
Hats off to Seanie D.
Look, parenting is tough.
Not-so-best regards.
But one analyst has warned the plan could backfire and send readers to other outlets.
Data Display counts the New York subway and London Underground among its customers.
How many places do you recognise?
That’s a pun alright.
Many – but not quite all – of these stores and pubs have now disappeared.
Gone With The Wind! Star Wars! Rocky! All hand-painted by one man.
In announcing a “charity sermon,” it speaks of “numberless unhappy females whom it has reclaimed from vice by religious and moral instructions”.
Thomas Byrne lost his Meath East Dáil seat in February but told constituent that “there’s plenty of people around who wish I was still a TD”.
Ballyvaughan road signage is to get “State-protected status” after emergency Clare County Council meeting.
In today’s 9 at 9: The Irish ship sailing to Gaza is damaged; more Special Olympic success for Ireland; Greece prepares for another crucial vote; and the harshness of a mother-in-law.